The Dickinson press., 1887-04-30

Gent S flne Suits maue 10 Ofuer 2C
Richards & Thompson's.
Call at Fowler & Langdon's for
your suits and furnishings.
Mattresses. cots, springs, &c. 4 new
line just received at Sanford's.
Hay Rakes, for one or two horses,
from S25 up. at Auld's agency.
City property and improved claims
for sale. WESTERN STARR.
Gents. Go to Richards & Thomp-
sons for fine suits.
sam. Whitney, the genial hotel man
at Medora. spent Monday in town.
Fowler 4 Langdon are receiving
their new stock of spring goods.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Reil-
ley, on Sunday. April 24th. a son..
Winter goods reduced 25 per cent.
ut Richards & Thompson's
Northern Grown Garden and Field
Seeds for sale by Fowler..& Langdon.
Episcopal service at the court house
tomorrow at 8 y. IN. 10y Rev. Dobson.
Frank Stone. of Belficld. spent Mon
day in town looking after business
matters.
Measures taken by Fowler & Lang
don for suits 10y first class mamu-
facturcrS.
Ayers Sarsaparilla vitalizcs and
purities the blood. If You feel lam
guild You need it.
The New Deering' mower is much
lighter and simpler in construction
than amy other made.
Agency for Sewing Machines and
old machines taken in exchange at
Fowler & I.amgdon's.
Mrs. \. :. Carey returned. Satnr.
day. from 4 visit to her sister. Mrs.
Fred. Leonbcrger, ut Mandan.
EX-Treasurer NanMier made final
proof on his homestead near Taylor,
before Judge Campbell. Tuesday.
l will look after and make offers OF
secondhand goods, i'll entire outfits OF
piece lots. Call on Max Sanford.
\. b. Berry. L. G. Harvey, Patrick
Gillen and L. Zcllers. of Taylor. were
visitors ut Dickinson. Tuesday.
Walter Ballard. having rented Jer
ry Hayes blacksmith shop will oper
mp business i'm the same on Monday.
The most complete line of hats all,
caps at Fowler & I.angdon's to ht
found i'll Dickinson and ut prices that
will sell them.
Geo. Aud. agent for the celebrated
Decring Mowers and Binders, and TIL,
Thomas Hay Rakcs will soun receive
Il car load uf these goods.
For all diseases peculiar to til,
throat and lungs, Ayers Cherry Perto
raj, promptly administered, afford
speedy relief and will cure.
jolly Joe. Rodgers not the tin-make
mml-hut the glove maker. was j
from his ranch. forty miles south
Tuesday, purchasing supplies.
John Buster. of the Continent;
Cattle Co. returned from Miles Cit
on Tuesday and left for the ranc
Wednesday. David Footc took hil
ont.
j. +. Ninton has cast aside bushes
cares and left, Monday. for the cas-
to spend IL few weeks. He will Wis
Chicago. Detroit and other places b.
fore returning.
. \ petition is in circulation her
asking for the governor to pardo
Rev. II. i. Srhaffner. now serving OF
IL sentence of six months in the pen
Tertiary at Bismarck.
have II or two chances to sc
secondhand furniture, entire outti
cook stove. beds. chairs, tables, ct
The entire lot can he had ut a bargai
Call Oh Max Sanford.
=. Mr.. j. b. Hickman. II of ella
stones leading business men al
: quite an extensive farmer, was
town Friday on business. He h
seventy acres of grain coming
nicely.
The members of the band met
= their rooiA ON Tuesday evening al
elected the following officers for t
ensuing term: j. p. Tingle. rresidel
.r. j. B. Thompson. Secretary: ID.
. Bailey, treasurer: j. i. Pohlman, le
der and business manager.
The real estate market has be
quite lively the past week, \. G. La
. renee having sold about $4,000 wort
This shows that Dickinson real estt
is considered good property a
shrewd investors are taking adv;
tage of present prices.
Rev. T.. Dayton, for the past "
pastor of the Dickinson Preshyteri
church. left on Monday for the ca
He expects to sail for Europe abe
the 10th of May and will spend I
summer there, visiting England, l
lmd, Scotland and Italy. During
stay here Rev. dayton made ma
friop1c WIN rj tn mart cn